1 in 5 middle school students report being sexually harassed. We need to listen to their #MeToos as well. bit.ly/2Cyx0L2

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Happy Friday Twitter followers! Have you visited our No2DatingAbuse website recently? no2datingabuse.org Its a website specifically for teens with information on teen dating violence as well as all of the services we offer. Check it out today!

One of the most common emotional & psychological reactions that survivors can experience is depression. Learn more: ed.gr/ch0t

Don't know what to expect when you reach out to The Hotline for help? Find out more. bit.ly/1JTNwkJ

Need someone 2talk to? loveisrespect advocates r here 24/7/365. Call 1.866.331.9474, Text: loveis to 22522 or chat loveisrespect.org

Don’t mind your own business! Here's how you can help a stranger experiencing dating abuse: bit.ly/1UhYtDX

Healthy relationships need healthy communication. Do you know what it takes? bit.ly/1FX7h69

Watching the #GoldenGlobes and need to talk? Help is available 24/7. Call 1-800-656-HOPE or visit ed.gr/kuja.

When you’re going through a tough time, you often feel alone. But you’re not—there are people all around who can help! Who's in your support system? bit.ly/1HfaR0y

When a child has been sexually abused by family, parents may not know where to turn or how to feel. RAINN can help: ed.gr/chz7

What is sexual assault? While it can take many forms, one thing remains the same: it's never the victim's fault. ed.gr/ch1b

Sexual harassment can cause long-term emotional and physical harm. It's time to say #NoMore to harassment, abuse, and assault. buff.ly/2Dda3uJ

Check out our awesome list for thoughts and ideas to help you and your school prepare for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, which is right around the corner! jbws.org/documents/Serv…

If you need someone to talk to, please call 1-866-331-9474, chat @ loveisrespect.org or text loveis to 22522. We are here 24/7/365!

What would you do if a friend was in an abusive relationship? (Reply with answer!) A.Talk with them directly. B. Help create a safety plan. C.Report abuse to authority. D. All of the above.

The #AzizAnsari situation shows a clear need for: 1. Prevention education that teaches enthusiastic consent. 2. A restructuring of the cultural norms around sex. Consent is not badgering someone until a "yes" or a "perceived yes" is there. It's enthusiastic and freely given.

Is your abusive partner changing? Take our quiz to find out: bit.ly/1DOfsDs

Come see us at the Russell Union from 11-1 to hear all about possible volunteer and internship opportunities! Can’t wait to see you there!